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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-05
fERTILIZERS.

Y ISTER'S STANDARD BONE
Ia FERTILIZER.
Made purely from bone aud blood bass
Gives the best satisfaction wherever used
Prices reduced for 1881.
For sale by
Il. ". WOOD 4 SONS. see.ismes.
40. 10 south Fourteenth street aud corner o.
Sixth aud Marshall streeta
IA i-eodSm. swru,m&v3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-05

Young or middie-aged men suffer-
ing from premature decline Of power, however
induced, speedily and radically cured Illus
tratcd book for ten cents In stamps. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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MASONIC NOTICE. THE r.
WI members OF METROPOLITAN i"
LODGE, No. II, A. +. AND A. MASONS.'
are requested 10 assemble at 81. Albans Hall
THIS Cfuesday) AFTERNOON ut l:30 o'clock
sharp TO act IA escort 20 the Grand Lodge Of
Virginia ON the occasion OF laying the corner
stone OF the new City Hall Dress: Black suit,
white gloves, and aprons. Visiting brethren
are fraternally invited.
BY order OF the W. NJ.
an 5-1ts SD. JACOBS, Secretary.
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THE BONDHOLDERS.
THE COMMISSIONERS WILL LEAVE
ENGLAND IN A FEW DAYS.
The Legislative Committee Appointed
Many Bills Passed-Hurrying
Up Work.

Lieutenant-Goyernor John L. Mas
sey having returned from his home, in
Albemarle county, where he was de-
tanned for several days by the illness OF
his wife, called the Senate to order at
~ o'clock noon yesterday. Prayer by
Rev. Robert T., Kerr, ID. d., OF the First
Presby terrain church.
Among the bills reported from COM
mittees were the following from the FL
nance Committee To amend section
25, chapter SO, Code of 1873, in rela-
ton to bank repositories for the funds
of the State, with an amendment; au-
thorizing the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts, with the advice of the Attorney
General, to compromise and settle
claims of the Commonwealth against
the sureties Of Samuel r. Sterling, late
treasurer of Rockingham county.
DEBT coRREsPoNDENcE CALLED FOR.
The joint resolution passed by the
House on Saturday, and communicated
to the Senate by Mr.. A. Fulkerson, re-
questing the Governor to communicate,
ii consistent with the public interest,
ell correspondence which has taken
place between him and the Council OF
Foreign Bondholders OF England since
the adjournment OF the regular session
of the General Assembly, was taken up
and concurred in.
Mr.. Heaton informed the House Of
this fact.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
Bv Mr.. Petit Bill to authorize the
changing of the name of the Bucking-
ham Mining and Development Com
pany to the Southern Improvement
Company, with authority for a further
change.
By Mr.. Thurman Petition of the
people of the county of Bedford pray
ing repeal of the present road law.
BY Mr.. Ellyson Bill to incorporate
the Warm-Springs improvement Com
pany.
BY Mr.. Gordon Petition of George
Perkins, J. b. Andrews, Il. f. Harris,
and others, for law prohibiting the
sale within Charlottesville magisterial
district of malt or spirituous liquors to
be drunk where sold j.; but permitting
licenses for the sale of ardent spirits,
malt liquors, &C., by wholesale or re-
tail, not to be drunk at the place where
sold.
BY Mr.. Lovenstein Bill in relation
to foreign insurance corporations and
associations upon the assessment plan.
BY Mr.. Flanary TO incorporate the
Lyon Manufacturing Company.
BY Mr.. Ellyson To require railroad
companies chartered by and doing bust
ness in this State to establish and keep
their principal Offices in this State, and
to prescribe penalty for their failure
to DO so.
BY Mr.. Williams To authorize the
Clinch-Valley Railroad Company to re-
cord deeds Of trust or mortgages under
certain conditions.
By Mr.. Dalton For the relief of A.
A. Darden from fine.
RECESS TALK.
Mr.. Rhea moved to take. up the reso-
luton offered by Mr.. Williams few
days ago providing that the General
Assembly shall take recess for twenty
days.
Mr.. Koiner opposed the motion. He
did not think the Senate could act ad-
visedly until something further and
more definite was heard from the bond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-05

"My mother says Hop Bitters Is the only
paralysis and headache. ED. OssregO san.
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uEADQUARTERSSTUAR va
IA HORSE GUARDS, RICHMOND, TkIn
Va, April 9, 1SS7.--GENERAL OR lftSI
DERS No. "a: The Troop will assem-
BILE mounted and In full-dress uniform at the
Armory ON TUESDAY. April 5th, at X O'Clock
sharp TO parade on the occasion OF the laying
OF the City-Iiall cornerstone.
BY order OF +. II. DEANB, Captain.
CHARLES l. STEEL.
spS2r Orderly Sergeant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-05

AMY little sickly, puny baby was changed
into a great bouncing boy, aud / was raised
from sick bed by using Hop Bitters short
time. YOUNG MOTHER.
NH 2i-Thlw)Sa&Tu2w
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LIMITING SPEECHES.
Mr.. Smith offered the following

Resoired, That until further orders debate
shall be limited as follows: The first speech
for or against bill or resolution 10 fifteen mi
nutes. and all speeches after 10 Eve minues,
and no member shall speak moro than twice
on The same bill or resolution, unless by unani-
nous consent
Tho rpeolution was aoread IN
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HOTELS,


~>1~uS<srsesl1ssl : -.
II AND PLASTER.--THE CHEAP
lIRSTFERTfLIzRRin nss No farmer can a.
ford net % use Il on bis gzAss and Glover. Iiu-
port direct IRON Nova Scotia and grind fre6h
= ordsred. Put Up 4. NxW 1A9g % posads
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-05

The oyster bill, which was ordered
to its engrossment ON Saturday last,
was called up and passed.
At a quarter to 2 O'Clock the House
adjourned.
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New Lava.

The Governor has approved bill 10 repeal
the acts Of March i2, 1873, and March 81. 1879,
relating TO paupers In the county OF Amherst,
and bill 10 authorize the issue Of bonds and
preferred stock by the Richmond and Allegha-
nv Railroad Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-05

Mr.. Rhea moved to take, up tue reso-
luton offered by Mr.. Williams few
days ago providing that the General
Assembly shall take recess for twenty
days.
Mr.. Koiner opposed the motion. He
did not think the Senate could act ad-
visedly until something further and
more definite was heard from the bond
holders with reference to when the
commission, if appointed, will reach
here.
Mr.. Rhea thought that if recess
was going to be taken it was high time
for it. He Withdrew his motion, how
ever, for the present.
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EXTENDING THE SESSION.
Mr.. Munford offered the following

Resolred (the Senate concurring), That this
session OF the General Assembly be extended
for o period Of time not exceeding thirty days
from and after the expiration Of the present
session,
Mr.. Munford gave notice That he
would call the resolution up this morn
ing,
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i he reSOlullOu WIS dgTtcu W.
SENATE BILL PASSED.
To amend the charter and define the
boundaries of the city of Norfolk.
COLLECTION OF TAXES.
House bill to extend the time within
which the several treasurers and collec-
tors of taxes due the State may make
their final settlements with the Auditor
of Public Accounts Of the State taxes
on real and personal property for the
year 1886, and to provide for the pay
ment of the free-school teachers during
the period OF such extension, SO far as
NAV be necessary. out OF funds in the
State Treasury, was taken up in regular
order, and after some little talk was or
dered to its engrossment.
COUPON CBUsHER.
The "coupon crusher," which, on
motion OF Mr. Pollard, chairman of the
Finance Committee, was postponed
Saturday last until to-day, came up at
| O'Clock as the first special order. On
motion of Mr.. Pollard, the bill was
further postponed until to-day Tues
day. at O'Clock.
VIRGINIA WESTERN RAILROAD,
The bill to authorize county subscrip-
ton TO the capital stock of the Virginia
Western railroad came up rs the next
special order, and after short debate
was passed without division.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Arcola and Aldee
Telephone Company.
To amend the charter of the town of
Martinsyille.
COMMISSION TO COME.
The Governor communicated the fol-
lowing from the foreign bondhohers :
To HE Bresleney Governor Lee, Richmond:
Commission In preparation. aud will start In
few days. win further advise you when
ready BOUVERIE.
| MANCHESTER RAILWAY AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.
Mr.. Dunlop called up Senate bill
No. 8, to incorporate the Manchester
Railway and Improvement Company.
The bill was read and passed without
division.
EXTENDING THE SESSION.
Mr.. Munford offered the following:
Resolred lthe Senate concurring), That this
session OF the General Assembly be extended
| for period Of time not exceeding thirty days
| from and after the expiration Of tho present
session,
Mr.. Munford gave notice That he
would call the resolution up this morn
ing,
THE oYSER BILL.
The oyster bill, which was ordered
to its engrossment ON Saturday last,
was called up and passed.
At quarter to 2 O'Clock the House
adjourned.
New Laws.
The Governor has approved a bill 10 repeal
the acts Of March i2, 1873, and March 81. 1879,
relating TO paupers In the county OF Amherst,
and bill 10 authorize the issue of bonds and
preferred stock by the Richmond and Allegha-
NY Railroad Company.
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Mr.. Hay offered a resolution pro-
viding that when the House adjourn
to-day it do 80 to meet tomorrow
Tuesday at IL o'clock.
AoraaI IN
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To amend an act Of March 10, 1884,
to incorporate the New-River and
Chambers Valley railroad.
TO incorporate the Fredericksburg
Street Railway Company.
To amend an act approved March B,
1879, entitled an act 70 incorporate The
toWn 81 Columbia, Id Fluvanna county.
= s''s''sse e 1 s'ss'ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-05

The bill to repeal the charter of the
Iron Belt Railroad Company came up
on its engrossment, provoked conside-
rable discussion, and was reconmitted.
A number of bills were advanced on
the calendar, and at 2:i5 o'dock the
Senate adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-11
BELLAIRE.

The funeral of Wm Kennedy, who was
killed by 4 +. 40. train, took place yester
day morning.
Ifyou want a list Of the premiums to be
given at the street fair, get a copy OF last
evenings paper,
The natural gas arches are being erected
on Belmont street.
Ouite a number from here attended Court
at st. ClairsVille, yesterday.
Chls. Curran fell a distance of ten feet
and broke his right arm
The MOntetiore hop, this evening, will
he one of the most pleasant events Of the
season.
Liberty Hose company has had its head
quarters nicely fixed up.
A Bridgeport gentleman intends To bring
a $500 collection of stuffed birds to the
street fair.
Sptugler Post will turn out ut the parade
on Thursday.
John W. Jumps and Miss Margaret
Moflat will he publicly married IN front of
NJ. Sonneb0rn's store on Thursday after
noon
Another Uncle Toms Cabin will be here
again on Monday evening.
The stores have decided so keep open
later than usual Thursday evening. 1t
would be Il good idea to have our mer-
chants close for an hour or two during the
parade.
The Republicans are making consider
able stir Just now. The Democrats will do
the stirring act later in the campaign.
The Tribune. says the clerks decline to
work after the regular hour during the
street fair.
Two freight trains came together, near
! GAINESVILLE. and delayed traffic, yesterday.
r. c Adams will have charge of the re-
gatta this week.
Gravel Hill will get to see the parade.
The Buckeye Building Association mel
last evening and sold money at II hand
some premium.
The young folks of South Bellaire had
decided to have q picnic today, hut the
| affair has been postponed until Saturday,
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BRIDGEPORT.

Drs. Tod and Boland performed an oper-
alton on an infant son of James Wilson
Yesterday. One of the child's fingers had
become dislOcated, necessitating amputa-
ton.
Mr.. TIucman Duncan and Miss Allie
CoSS were married Oh Sunday.
Mrs. Moore, of West Wheeling, died sud
denly on Saturday and was buried at Rose
Hill remetery yesterday.
Mrs. c. 4. Gitin is convaleScent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Topping lett yes
terday for Kansas City, Mo, TO visit Tela-
tiYeS.
Charles Carpenter had 2 force of men at
work putting natural gas fixtures into the
city building yesterday.
Miss Mamie Wells, of indianapolis, Ind,
daughter OF A. f. Wells, formerly Of this
city, died yesterday morning.
Governor Foraker will speak from the
Sherman House veranda tonight. The
Governor will he the guest OF Mr.. John
Chapman during his stay in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-11
69S ACRES
A Valuable Farm for Sale,

A FARM OF 6gs ACRES SITUATED On The
~ North Branch OF Hughes rives, five miles
northeast from the town Of i'eunsbOru Ton the
4. 4 .. L. r.. kiicLie county, West Virginia
500 ACRES improved, 80 acres Ia gas, - acres In
gain. lat will he suNn Ia Erlss this srA~Ou. Bal
Ance goyi timber lVJ GcFeS tine bDltUIn Land, 800
acres good upiAuls. Three bearing orchards,
small vineyard and other small fruits Tgu-sloTS
frame dwelling hu,.e., COOL frame kitchen, With
cellar uA,ier il. coGi we'll Of water at the dor.
GOOD frame stable, with large NOV for st1rrlg
hay, g~rancG!cs and stalls for twelve homes. Good
double" fame corn crib. with wagon shed
buggy hOuse. scales, . humber of tcnant and To-
bacOO hUuseS. Three creeks Of lasting water mn-
ming through the fam, besides numerous small
branches. springs and wells Situated in good
neighbogbOOd and On 4 good rad. convenient
20 store steam mill, school and churcte;. Tais
Is a very desirable. rs well e. q valuable farm.
II il q splendid stock farm for either sheep OF
cattle aud cannot IL cNcclled for A dairy farm.
II could IL divided into two, three or -four good
farms, with plenty Of good Water on each one.
Il would b. a splendid s.te for 4 colony of from
four t. six families
For further particulars call on the undersigned
esidinz on the farm, or addres hia By letter
PennsbGr0, EltChie county, v. Va.
sp5lSsg. "a ida SIMON LASTZ.
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THIRF.


.IeweIry stolen and Melted Down-Hesry
Robbery 10y n Porter.
NEW YORK, October 9-Jewelry val
ned at Sl5, 600 has been stolen piece-meal
in the last three years and . halt, from the
ieweIry manufacturing hrm Of Wheeler,
ParSon & Hays, No. , Maiden Lane. The
firm employs q large number of men. Phi
yate detectives were engaged, and every
effort made to discover the thief, but
without result. At length Inspector
Byrnes' aid was called in, and
two of his detectives were de-
tailed. Their suspicious were fixed
on Joseph &. Kidd, \ negro porter, who
hai been in the employ Of the firm since
1881. They found that his family lived
in Brooklyn in a style that his wages of
ten dollars a week would not Justify, that
he had deposits in several banks and that
he was a frequent pnlicy player. Although
not detected in stealing anything, he was
arrested and confessed he hal taken the
iewelry, melted il down and sold the gold.
At the police court to-day, Kidd was held
for examination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-11

Money at 5 1-2a5 Per Cent.-Goyernments
Dull and Unchsnged-Stooks Lower
Flour Quiet and Unchanged Wheat
Active and Unchanged
NEW YORK, October 10 Money an eaii
easy at Bias per cent pri:2e mercantile
pareT CLASH per cent; sterling exchange
quiet bat firm at 81 SOa4 sat.
GovERSMEETs-Dull and unchanged.
Fours Coupons
Fours-and-a. halt. .....
Pacific skies Of ls95
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADS-Dull; sales S125,OOO
SrOCKs-The new week opened with n
feyerish aud a generally weak market.
Tne opening was actiVe and weak at de
clipes OF from 10 per cent. generally.
Early dealings were marked by great
feverishncss, but while there were a few
slight advances made in the first few
minutes, the list soon yielded, and under
the lead OF st. Paul was carried
below the opening figures. A sub
s~tantial rally then occurred, brt the
bears o got to work and a determines
attack upon st. Paul was followed by a
decline of the entire market. The last
nOul = SiCS Ntlc az IL O"NN' NSN
reached and the close was fairly active and
weak at or near the bottom prices of the
day. The active list. without exception,
il lower. Wabash preferred is down =,
Erie L, New England and Norfolk and
West Point u, Texas Pacific Is, Pacific
Mail, Louisville and Nashville and North
western IL. Sales ST2, 535 shares. Quota
tions closed hid as follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
lO7; Canada Pacific 500; Central Pacific
32J; Chesapeake and Ohio D; do preferred
frsts 81, do seconds 81; Chicago and Alton,
40; do preferred 1855; Chicago, darlington
aud Quincy 1925; Delaware and Hudson
97I; Delaware, LAckawanna N Western,
l2i!; Denver and Rio Grande, 223; Erie,
PSI; do preferred GIL; TT. Wayne, l494;
Illinois Central, l16; Lake Shore, 9O:;
Michigan Central, SCI; Minneapolis and
st. Louis, 10; do preferred, "a; Missouri
Pacific, 92!; Northern Pacific, 2lS; do
preferred, l6!; Chicago and Northwestern,
iOSl; do preferred 1861; New York Cen
trail, l053; Oregon 1ranscontinental, lS3;
Pacific Mail, 30}; Panama, -; Peoria, d. &
f. 20; Iittsburg 1872; Pullman Palace
Car l49; Reading, 595; Rock Island, III:
ST. Louis and San Francisco, 33!; do PIE
ferred, 20; first preferred, 10; st. Paul,
Minneapolis ana Minnesota 999; st. Paul
and Omaha, 40; do preferred 1O3;
Texas Pacific, 22s; Union Pacific sol;
United States Express 10; We1tsrn Union
Telegraph 76S.
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SERVICES
In Honor of John b. Finch, the Noted
Temperance Advocate.

In Honor of John b. Finch. h Noted
Temperance Advocate.
New YORK, October 9-SerSices were
held al Chickering Hall to-day in memory
of John b. Finch, the temperance sdvo-
cate and head of the society of Grand
Tcmplars, whose funeral took place this
sat. at Evanston, Illinois. The
STAGE. a banquet chair, snd a portrait Of
Mr.. Finch were draped in mourning.
Rev. DIR. Bidwell Offered prayer. EulO-
gistic speeches were made by Jos. Bogar-
dus. president of the board of managers of
the American Temperance Union; Rev.
DIR. Theodore l. Cuyler, president OF the
National Temperance Society; Gen. CHM
ton b Fisk; DR. ID. Il. Mann, Grand Chief
Templar 1. D o. G. T., New York; Col.
r S. Chevis. Grand Chief TemDlar i. o.
o. G. T. of Kentucky; Mrs Mary Burt
president OF the New York W. c. I. U.
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UIPsGEDESTtH ATTRACTION
u gEEg HALF | MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Lonisiana State LOTTERY COMPANY.

Incorporated Ia 1868 for 5yeals by the Leglsis-
tuTe for EducatipnS! and Charitable purposcG-
with a capital Of 81 900. ,OG-iI which q rchGrv,
hlnd Of over sS50,gH has since been added.
BY All overwhelming Ininl.r vote tie franchise
wag made 4 part % tie present state CObStiiu
ti0n adopted December IA, A. u. ls79,
The Ouiy LOTTERY ever voted ~ aud endorsed
b. the people "f any state.
l. never scales ar I0slpOur%,
Ito Grand single Sunbcr Drawings
take place monthly, ana u, Scmi-nnnuaI
Drawings regularly every six months June and
Dccemh2rj.
Asplcnd,d opportunity to win q fortune. Tenth
Grand Drawing. Class IA, IN the Academy ni
Music, New Orleans TurSdny, %.
fSs. 2p?th Monthly Drawing.
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medirinal.
Msdirinal.
SCRATCHED q YEARS..
4 ScaIy, Itching. Skin Disease with End
less Suffering Cured by Cuti-
cura Remedies.

III had known OF the CUTICCRA RENEDIEs
twepty-eight YEAR ago il would have saved me
s9nl N6 two hundred dollars and an immens"
OF suffe ring. Ny disease lfSor aSlsl coca
on my head III q spot not larger Than 2
cent tsprcad rapidly all over my 6G5y anc got
undet MY nails. The scales would drop on OF
me ali the time. and my suffering was enHle+s,
and without relief. one thousand dollars SouIa
moi tempt me 10 baVC this disease oyer Agaln ]
sm 4 POOR man, but feel rich N IT, r,li"V4l OF
what some Of the dOCGars said vas lCp0ry, some
ring. worm, psoriasis, etc. ! took 49,. ana
~SarsapArillaS over one year aud n hall OH ID"
cure. went To two OF three dociOrs and no cur.
| caunOt praise the CUTICuRA RENEpiFs 700
much. They have ma e ms skin H. clear ald
free from scales a. a baby's Al used OF them
WAS three boxes Of CUTICURA, and thee tOtties OF
cur. IRA REsOLyEST, and two cakes 81 ,tII-
CUgKA SOAP. II you had been here and Shii snu
would have cured me for SnIGl you would nave
had the money. ] looked like the picture IN
your book Of T~slriaSis picture nnTnttF Two
How to cure skin DISEASES, but now am a.
clear AS any person ever wAs Ihrungh lorce 81
hahit | rub my hands over my arms and ir5s 20
scratch once in q while, but to DO PlrpJsc. am
ali we'll ! scratched tweLtyeighI year ana ..
got to be 6 kind o fEeCOnd nature - m6. uhahk
you 8 thousand times Anything more thAl you
want to know write me. or any one who Tea1s
his may write TO NE and | win answer II
pESSIs DOWNING.
Watarlnry VI Ian nth 49,.
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LIVE SToCh.
Chicago.


CHICAGO, October l0.-Cattle-Receipts
IL, 900 head; shipments 1000 head; market
Toe higher Tor good, others dull, shipping
steers s. S5a3 90; stockcrs and feeders
81 5Oa3 -; COWS, bulls aud mixed 81 Pa
$50; Texas cattle 81 25a2 50; western
rangers s. O0a5 10.
H~Om-Reccipts l3 600 head; shipments
none; market strong and Zoe higher; mixed
81 2Oa4 Is; heavy 81 35a4 -; light ~ 80
"A 20; sGips s. lOai Il,
Shecp-Reccipts 1000 head; shipments
l,OOO bead; market steady; muttOns s. 40
"A 10; Stockers 81 40a2 81; Western s. l.
AZ 60; Texans s. 00s2 50;Tambs - OOa5 "a.
New York.
NEW YORK, October l0.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 3,0OC mead, making l2,2i0 head for
the week; good cattle, fairly firm and a
shade higher; native steers S. Bob 80.
Shccp-Receipts II, POO head, making
II, 500 head for the week; market tirmer,
aud a small fraction higher for choice
stock; poorest TO hest sheep 81 30a5 M per
100 pounds; COMMON 10 choice lambs - IN
ats % per 100 pounds.
Huc4-Receipts IL, 900 head, making
ii 40 head for the week; market quiet.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, October lO.|Cat-
tIe-Receipts = ,793 mead; shipments IL, 5SS
head; market slow at last weeks prices.
Hogs-Receipts 5 600 head; shipments
1900 head; market active; rhiladelphias
81 l5a5 ~; Workers s. 75a5 -; COMMON Ia
fair light 81 j0al 20.
Sheep Receipts 5,4O0 head; shipments
400 head; market dull at last weeks
prices.
Cincinnati,
CIECINNATI, O., October l0.-HOgs-
Firm; common and light s. i0a4 10; pack
ing and butchers 81 l5ai 90; receipts
400 head; shiumcnts so head.
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sUNDAYF,

Leave at 100 a. IN. and nun every hour until
500 p. N.
Leave Wheeling Park nj 500 n. m, and run
every hour until 1000 ?. N except church
Trains, which will leave the Park al go a. w.
and Wheeling A. l2l6 ?. u.
G.. HIkSCH,
superintendent.
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q. z &C RAILROAD.

.. . Q 2. hHIANONN.
Bcll4ire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Bellaire ~ $40 u 10, arrives NJ Bellaire al
400 p. IN. .
W0OdSGeld passenger train leaves Bellaire IT
a. D III, arrives al Bcllalre al so u IN.
Suinmerdeld Accommodation leaves Bellair Al
lOD ID IN. arrives at Bellalrr ~ 1915 u. In
All trains daily except sunday. Central Stand
arl Time from Bellaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-11
COTTON.
New HnrS.

NHw YORK, October 10 -CotInn-
Steady; upIands 9 7.lGc; futures closed
barely steady; October 9.&6c; November
and December 500; January 9.37c; Feb
ruary 9 4Gc; March 95ic; April 962c;
Nav Q. zoe; June 8. 7Sc; July . SO.